Sentence examples for we articulate it from inspiring English sources

Whatever we journalists say in the media about this issue, however well we articulate it, it doesn't come close to the experience of hearing/reading first-hand the stories of what are, in effect, young lives lived in domestic war zones, behind the closed doors of deeply dysfunctional families.

"One thing that would be really nice to communicate better…is the purpose of YC as we articulate it internally: to create more innovation" Kan shares.

If I want to lie a little to get along, am I betraying my authentic self?" This is a dilemma we all face virtually every day, whether we articulate it or not.

As for the mathematical methodology, we articulated it as a discrete bilevel mathematical programing.

"We had a vision of what we wanted to do, but we didn't articulate it very well," said one executive.

Even if we girls couldn't articulate it, we knew that grown men were not supposed to notice our bodies like that.

Kant holds this principle to be implicit in common human reason: when we make moral judgments, we do so by this criterion, although invariably we do not articulate it as such.

That was what none of us could say, for perhaps we couldn't articulate it back then, when it was not yet clear just how an education could change our lives, when we did not yet know, in real practical terms, how a degree from Cambridge would make you a fundamentally different person from someone who shared your bloodlines and DNA but who quit a rural Malaysian school at age seventeen.

Ultimately it's foolish even to try, if only because all desire (and the language and symbols we use to articulate it to ourselves, let alone others) is never totally our own.

And at a certain point, we may not even articulate it -- it may just be the one thing that defines and binds us.

When we pick these books up decades later, we're surprised to learn what we doubtless always sensed as kids, even if we lacked the vocabulary to articulate it: that these stories are about eternal human strengths and weaknesses, about how to exist in the world.